MADRID — The scene is becoming all too familiar, and now it has gripped Spain: Streets are empty, shops are shuttered, families are cloistered at home and the numbers of those infected with the coronavirus, and those who have died, are growing. Spain — like Italy and France to varying degrees — is now on…
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The aisles and aisles of empty store shelves give the appearance that the United States, improbably and alarmingly, is running out of food. But the nation’s biggest retailers, dairy farmers and meat producers say that isn’t so. The food supply chain, they say, remains intact and has been ramping up to meet the unprecedented stockpiling…
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The number of coronavirus cases in the United States is ticking steadily upward, and with it are Americans’ collective anxiety levels. But stockpiling massive caches of toilet paper and bottled water for insular forts will only lead to more shortages and more stress. Instead, the best way for us all to prepare is by looking…
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SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Kong Thao considered the chaos of the coronavirus as a farmer. “We’re treating it like a winter,” he said. This meant that he expected his fruit and vegetable sales to be slower, at least for a while. For people to go out less, and to spend less money. And it wasn’t…
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Here’s what you need to know: ImageIn Brooklyn on Saturday, as New Yorkers stocked up on food and other necessities.Credit…Victor J. Blue for The New York Times By Sunday morning, known cases of coronavirus in the United States exceeded 2,700, spread across 49 states, prompting the mass cancellation of events and the reordering of American…
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WASHINGTON — The Department of Veterans Affairs, legally designated as the backup health care system in national emergencies, is preparing to absorb the overflow of coronavirus patients from private hospitals if — or when — they become strained to the breaking point. It would be the biggest test the sprawling and sometimes troubled government hospital…
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As colleges and universities nationwide shift to online classes in an attempt to curtail the spread of the coronavirus, the usual spring break college tours have been upended. Things are changing fast, so it’s important to check with individual colleges, but most prospective student visits, including events and overnights for admitted students, are off the…
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Sherilyn Michele Notte and Jason Brown Tuthill were married March 14 at the First Reformed Church of Pompton Plains in Pompton Plains, N.J. Pastor Dave Gustavsen, who was ordained by the Dallas Theological Seminary, performed the ceremony. Mrs. Tuthill, 34, is a senior manager consultant to the pharmaceutical industry at Deloitte Digital in New York.…
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Heather Penelope Brennan and James Frederick Dennin were married March 14 at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New York. The Rev. Canon Steven Lee, an Episcopal priest, performed the ceremony. The couple met at Kenyon College in Ohio, from which each graduated. Ms. Brennan, 27, is the associate manager of editorial…
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Sara Nicole Nordstrand and Noah Quinby Bricker were married March 13 at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York. Dr. Scott Black Johnson, a senior pastor at the church, officiated. The couple met at Davidson College, from which they graduated, the bride cum laude and the groom magna cum laude. Mrs. Bricker, 27, is a…
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